User manual STANTON SA-8

[. . . ] WA R R A N T Y This unit has been designed and manufactured using quality components. Therefore, it is warranted to be free from defects in materials (limited as specified below), and workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the original purchase date. During this period, all service and parts necessary to repair a defect will be free of charge. This limited warranty applies to mechanical parts which are subject to wear and tear as specified: · Faders (except P&G and Focus faders), specified durability: 15, 000 cycles; · Rotary potentiometers, specified durability: 10, 000 cycles; · Switches, specified durability: 10, 000 cycles. [. . . ] (7) Cue Select ­ On this feature, PRE and POST refer to the crossfader (21). In "PRE" position, the signal of control selected by the Cue-pan (9) fader will be monitored (pre-line fader, pre-crossfader) as a stereo signal in the headphones. The "POST" position, is somewhat similar to the "PRE" position, except the signal is post crossfader (21) (pre-line fader, post-crossfader), so if the cue pan fader is centered, the signal received in the headphone depends on the position of the crossfader (21). In "MASTER" position, the signal monitored will be pre-master volume (post-faders), meaning the signal will still be present in the headphone even if the master volume is turned down. (8) Auto Cue ­ Auto cue is an automatic cueing system that is controlled by the position of the crossfader (21). If the crossfader were placed on PGM1, PGM2 would be heard through the headphones and vice versa. The autocue function disables all other Cue settings and functions. (9) Cue pan: Fades the headphone output between channels 1 and 2, effectively allowing the user to preview a mix while in "PRE" cue mode. 2. Once fader is removed from unit, remove the two screws (A) from the end of the fader body where the wires exit the fader casing. Taking great care, remove the slider assembly (C), ensuring that the wiper contacts (D) are not damaged as this will affect the operation of the fader. Clean the slider assembly by gently wiping the wiper contacts and slider bearings (E) using a tissue or cotton bud. If slider bearing are excessively worn, as indicated by excessive slider rocking then contact Stanton for replacement. Remove the single upper screw on the opposite end block to remove the guide rail. Clean the guide rail (F) with a tissue or cloth, removing all traces of dirt and contamination. B F G C 4. Remove the fader track (G) by slowly withdrawing from the E unit. Place fader track on desk or working surface with black D contacts facing upwards. If necessary, the track can be washed in warm water, wiped gently then dried thoroughly using a dry cloth. Use a lint free cloth or swab to wipe the tracks and check for marks along the track. (Note: Lint free cloth should be used to avoid dust and fibers being deposited on the track). If the track appears excessively worn, or if cleaning does not improve operation, replacement may be necessary. Examine the center channel of the fader body and if dirty, clean using cotton buds. Re-assemble and lubricate the fader as follows: 6. 1) Secure the end block and guide rail onto the fader body. [. . . ] (33) Ground connector: Connects to turntable ground post to eliminate electrical hum. Ground cables are supplied with turntables. (Note: Some turntables do not need to be grounded see own ers manual with turntable) (34) FX Send ­ Connects to the input of any effects processing device. The signal that is selected by the FX On/Off switches (14) will be sent though the FX send. [. . . ]